How to install and deploy GitLab under Linux
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A brief introduction to GitLab
Now, GitHub has become the preferred code hosting platform. Because it has a lot of great features and easy to operate, almost all developers like it. Gitlab is a great Git hosting service, almost as powerful as GitHub. Gitlab is generally used as an internal private system. If the company uses git to distribute the code, it is very slow to pull from github each time, and it is much more convenient to use gitlab.
II. Installation
The following is the installation instructions for the official documentation. For more information, please visit the gitlab official website.
1, installation dependency
Sudo yum install curl openssh-server openssh-clients postfix cronie
Sudo service postfix start
Sudo chkconfig postfix on
Sudo lokkit-s http-s ssh
2. Add the GitLab repository and install it on the server (because the package is relatively large, if the network speed is slow, you can consider downloading it on my FTP, please choose your corresponding version)
Curl-sS https://packages.gitlab.com/install/repositories/gitlab/gitlab-ce/script.rpm.sh | sudo bash
Sudo yum install gitlab-ce
3, configure and start, the following command will automatically configure and initialize gitlab
Sudo gitlab-ctl reconfigure
4, start and log in
The following is the default username password, which will prompt you to change your password for the first time:
Username: root
Password:5iveL!fe
And then you can have a good time!
III. Problems in installation
I heard that there are still many problems in gitlab installation, but I don't seem to encounter many problems in the process of installation!
1. 502 error occurred when accessing GitLab in browser
First of all, there is the problem of port occupation. Port 80 will be used to start gitlab, so it is recommended that you turn off all unneeded services or modify the default port before starting gitlab:
Sudo vim / etc/gitlab/gitlab.rb
Modify external_url and directly add the port number. For example, I use port 8800 here:
External_url 'http://localhost:8800'
Then execute:
Sudo gitlab-ctl reconfigure
2pr 8080 port conflict
In addition to port 80, there is also a port for unicorn, which defaults to 8080 if port 8080 is occupied by other programs. Then unicorn will fail to start with a 502 error, "GitLab is not responding".
Solution: modify / etc/gitlab/gitlab.rb
Unicorn ['listen'] =' 127.0.0.1'
Unicorn ['port'] = 8801
Then run:
Sudo gitlab-ctl reconfigure
4. Gitlab common commands
Gitlab-ctl start
Gitlab-ctl stop
Gitlab-ctl status
Gitlab-ctl restart
The default log files for Gitlab are stored in the / var/log/gitlab directory:
Gitlab-ctl tail # View all logs
Gitlab-ctl tail nginx/gitlab_access.log # View nginx access Log
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